--- product_id: 27467990 title: "Original Silverware Set for 4, 20 Piece, Matte Silver" brand: "knork" price: "675 zł" currency: PLN in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Knork" url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/27467990-original-silverware-set-for-4-20-piece-matte-silver store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # matte silver finish - modern elegance 18/10 stainless steel - premium durability ergonomic curved handles - effortless grip Original Silverware Set for 4, 20 Piece, Matte Silver **Brand:** knork **Price:** 675 zł **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🍽️ Elevate every meal with ergonomic luxury that’s impossible to ignore! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Original Silverware Set for 4, 20 Piece, Matte Silver by knork - **How much does it cost?** 675 zł with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/27467990-original-silverware-set-for-4-20-piece-matte-silver) ## Best For - knork enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted knork brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Elegance:** Matte silver finish complements any table setting, from casual dinners to formal events. - • **Ergonomic Innovation:** Patented curved handles and finger platforms ensure a comfortable, secure grip every time. - • **Unmatched Durability:** Crafted from high-grade 18/10 stainless steel for lasting shine and rust resistance. - • **Complete 20-Piece Set:** Includes dinner forks, salad forks, knives, tablespoons, and teaspoons for a full dining experience. - • **Effortless Maintenance:** Dishwasher safe design keeps your cutlery pristine without extra effort. ## Overview The Knork Original Collection 20-Piece Flatware Set combines premium 18/10 stainless steel durability with a sleek matte silver finish and patented ergonomic design. This rust-resistant, dishwasher-safe set offers a complete dining solution with balanced weight and innovative finger platforms, perfect for both everyday meals and sophisticated gatherings. ## Description Transform every meal into a dining delight with the Knork Original Collection 20-Piece Flatware Set. Meticulously crafted from premium 18/10 stainless steel, this luxurious cutlery set combines unparalleled durability with a sophisticated matte silver finish, making it a versatile choice for both grand dinner parties and everyday dining. This comprehensive set includes 5 essential pieces for a complete table setting: elegant dinner forks, versatile salad forks, precision-cutting knives, smoothly contoured tablespoons, and delicate teaspoons. Each piece embodies the innovative design and ergonomic functionality Knork is celebrated for, ensuring a comfortable and efficient dining experience. Elevate your dining aesthetics with these modern utensils, featuring a unique finger platform and balanced weight distribution for ease of use. Whether it’s a cozy family dinner, a festive gathering, or a formal event, the Knork Original Cutlery Set adds a touch of elegance to any occasion. Key Features: Luxury 20-Piece Set: Comprising dinner forks, salad forks, knives, tablespoons, and teaspoons. Premium Quality: Forged from high-grade 18/10 stainless steel for lasting resilience and shine. Ergonomic Design: Innovatively designed for superior comfort and cutting capability. Versatile Elegance: Matte silver finish that complements any tableware, perfect for diverse dining environments from casual to formal. Dishwasher Safe: Effortless cleaning without compromising the cutlery’s integrity or appearance. Don’t just set the table, set the standard with Knork’s Original Collection. Upgrade to this elegant, durable, and functional flatware set and experience the perfect fusion of form and function in your home or professional dining setting. Make every meal memorable with Knork’s ergonomic luxury cutlery, where design meets dining excellence. Review: Best silverware I’ve ever owned! - I’ve been using this brand of silverware for years, and I recently bought another set because, like most households, a few pieces have mysteriously disappeared over time! What I love most is the size and weight. They’re substantial without being too heavy and feel great in your hand. The matte finish gives them a modern, high-end look that has held up beautifully over the years. One feature I don’t think gets enough attention is the rounded ends of the handles. They fit comfortably in your hand and don’t dig into your palm like some flatware does. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference in everyday use. After years of using this set, I can confidently say it has held up extremely well. I’m honestly surprised more people haven’t discovered this silverware because it’s truly one of the best sets I’ve ever owned. I highly recommend it! Review: The word "perfect" comes to mind... - I'm not a professional review writer or a paid reviewer. I'm just a guy who did his research and made a decision to buy something sight unseen, yes, just like you're doing now. I took this process seriously, maybe more seriously than I should have because it took me an embarrassing number of hours to finally make my decision. Sound familiar? And given just how often we use our flatware shouldn't the purchase be a serious one and carefully considered? I think so. I wasn't really shopping for flatware that was innovative or radically different like Knork. I mostly just wanted something with a little style that was different from what I'd been using for the last 20 years. I was flatware bored, to coin a phrase. I browsed hundreds of flatware sets looking for something that would keep me interested rather than bored. In addition to a classy style I wanted flatware that was comfortable in every respect and, lastly, durable. Comfort related to how it felt in the hand and in the mouth. Durability meant weight and rust resistance. Both are super important to me, but I didn't know that from the outset. I knew that not all flatware was created equal, but I didn't know just how unequal they were until I dug a little deeper. So, my journey started off as being mostly superficial and based in style and ended up with the emphasis on comfort and durability. Suffice it to state that Knork excels in all respects, but to enjoy that excellence you're going to have to spend a bit more than you might otherwise. On the subject of rust let me try to put your mind at ease. There isn't anything subjective to me about rust. It's either possible or it isn't. The mystery to me is how there could be rust complaints from end users when the manufacturer is claiming their flatware is stainless steel and rust proof? Or is rust resistance subject to interpretation? I always thought stainless steel was synonymous with rust proof, but apparently it isn't. So, I made it a point to get to the truth. I have a low tolerance for misrepresentation, especially when it ends up wasting my money. The best I could figure out is that 18/10 stainless steel used in the best flatware is the ONLY alloy that is truly corrosion proof. Those numbers represent the percentage of chromium and nickel respectively. To me the most important number is that for nickel and I'll explain why. If you're an old car enthusiast, restorer or collector then you know there's a big difference between chrome plated bumpers and nickel plated ones. American cars of the 50's/60's were mostly made with chrome plated bumpers and English made cars of the same era came with nickel plated bumpers. The only reason this is significant is that English car bumpers didn't rust like their American counterparts. Both used the same steel underneath, but the plating process was different. Chromium is cheaper than nickel in case you were wondering and that's why Detroit car bumpers were chromed and why they rusted so badly. When I read flatware reviews that claimed rust I looked more closely and discovered that the flatware in question wasn't ever 18/10. It was some lesser percentage of nickel like 18/8 or 18/0. Mostly the rust was reported in 18/0, which is still considered "stainless" steel. Yes, like the antique car bumpers nickel was the key. But, you've got to be careful because different alloys were used by the same manufacturers that produced multiple lines of their flatware. Even with Knork you'll see different alloy combinations at different price points. Remember, nickel is more expensive. It should also be pointed out that you can own flatware that is 18/8 or 18/0 and never have it rust. It depends on the care given the utensils. Just know that as the nickel content decreases so goes up the potential for corrosion if meticulous care isn't taken. That brings me to the actual knives, forks and spoons of the 20 piece set I bought. I'll preface this section of my review by telling you that I really don't care for sharp edged, deep bowl spoons. They tend to cause discomfort to my lips with repeated contact while eating. When reading reviews the common phrase seemed to be "mouth feel" to describe spoons. I get it. Knork reviews truly excelled in this regard, so no worries there. There isn't a more comfortable spoon on the planet. On the subject of spoons let me tell you about an experience I had at Kohls the other day while returning an desertcart purchased Chinese flatware set. I shopped the Oneida display at the store and was startled to see just how freakishly large the Oneida pieces were compared to my 20 year old flatware. They were simply oversized by any measure. There is no way I would ever opt for Oneida, at least in the styles I saw there. My point is while shopping you need to be cognizant of the actual size of the flatware pieces. The set I returned was really nice, except that the dessert spoon was unusually small and therefore unacceptable. That set is available under a number of names, all of which make no sense to Western language. I guess it's the Chinese way of conforming to some perceived Western perspective, but I see it as just being nonsensical. I mean what kind of brand name is Acnusik and how do they come up with such names. At least with Knork it's obvious that they combined "knife" and "fork" to come up with the name. Stringing random letters together to make a name is common to Chinese products of all kinds or so I'm finding. All the pieces of my Knork set are what I would consider normal sized. They are also very well balanced in the hand. They are neither front nor back heavy and they are a great overall weight that is substantial without being too heavy and cumbersome. That brings me to the ever famous Knork forks. In the world of flatware they are unique, indeed, and supposedly patented. The forks are designed to cut given their tapered edges and a platform for pressing with your index finger. Was it a really strong factor for me? No, not really, but it was definitely a positive contribution to my decision making process. I should also tell you I like the curvature of the forks and that they are a positive mouth feel just like the spoons. The size of the salad fork is in the right proportion to the dinner fork. That only leaves the dinner knives to discuss. First, these are not serrated knives, but, instead, have a straight beveled edge. What that means is that you can sharpen them. How much you sharpen them is up to you, but it is conceivable that you could put a razor edge on these knives. I don't care for serrated edge knives because they tend to tear the meat rather than make clean cuts. And given the metallurgy is rust proof I'm not concerned about corrosion after they are sharpened. If they rust after being sharpened then I'll update this review. Right out of the box the knife sliced a top sirloin without any difficulty at all. Knork flatware is a great example of form following function and in the design process they still came up with a nice, attractive aesthetic. The tear drop shape looks very nice and the excellent balance means they won't be sliding off the edge of your plates, which is a common complaint of other manufacturers. Just know I'm beyond happy with my purchase and recommend Knork without reservations. This just might be the last flatware I ever buy in my lifetime. Just remember to buy ONLY the 18/10 alloy and you'll be just as happy. ## Features - ELEGANT AND DURABLE - Elevate your dining experience with the Knork Original Collection Utensils. Crafted from high-quality 18/10 stainless steel, this 20-piece matte stainless steel silverware set combines elegance with durability for long-lasting performance - Revolutionary Ergonomics - Experience comfort like never before with our ergonomic design utensil set. The deep scoops, finger platforms, and contoured handles ensure a snug grip and effortless handling. Our patented curved handle makes dining a pleasure, while the unique fork design enables cutting and spearing with ease - Versatile Dining - Whether it's a formal dinner or casual meal, our cutlery set is perfect for any occasion. From salad to main course to dessert, each spoons and forks set is crafted for optimal balance and a comfortable eating experience - Practical and Gift-Worthy: Not just for your home, our stainless steel utensils set makes an ideal gift for weddings, housewarmings, or any special occasion. This knife fork and spoon set is ready to impress both guests and recipients alike - Uncompromising Quality: Our knives forks and spoons silverware set are crafted with precision; each piece undergoes a meticulous 26-step hand-forging process to ensure unparalleled quality and durability. Our commitment to excellence extends to our manufacturing partner, adhering to the highest standards of health, safety, and ethical ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00577OY62 | | Additional Features | Rust Resistant | | Best Sellers Rank | #56,741 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #213 in Flatware Sets | | Brand | KNORK | | Brand Name | KNORK | | Color | Matte Silver | | Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,403 Reviews | | Finish Types | Brushed | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00898495002100 | | Included Components | 20 pieces flatware knork | | Item Type Name | 18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware Set | | Item Weight | 2 pounds | | Manufacturer | Knork | | Manufacturer Part Number | 210 | | Material | Stainless Steel | | Material Type | Stainless Steel | | Model Number | Hand Forged, Service For 4 | | Number of Pieces | 20 | | Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe | | Recommended Uses For Product | Home, Restaurant, | | Set Name | Original 20 Piece Flatware Set | | Style Name | Flatware Set | | UPC | 793842255898 735343298721 898495002100 768352609554 | | Unit Count | 4 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** KNORK - **Color:** Matte Silver - **Finish Type:** Brushed - **Included Components:** 20 pieces flatware knork - **Material:** Stainless Steel - **Number of Pieces:** 20 - **Product Care Instructions:** Dishwasher Safe - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Home, Restaurant, - **Special Feature:** Rust Resistant - **Style:** Flatware Set ## Images ![Original Silverware Set for 4, 20 Piece, Matte Silver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61zt6v2l1eL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size, Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best silverware I’ve ever owned! *by S***L on July 8, 2026* I’ve been using this brand of silverware for years, and I recently bought another set because, like most households, a few pieces have mysteriously disappeared over time! What I love most is the size and weight. They’re substantial without being too heavy and feel great in your hand. The matte finish gives them a modern, high-end look that has held up beautifully over the years. One feature I don’t think gets enough attention is the rounded ends of the handles. They fit comfortably in your hand and don’t dig into your palm like some flatware does. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference in everyday use. After years of using this set, I can confidently say it has held up extremely well. I’m honestly surprised more people haven’t discovered this silverware because it’s truly one of the best sets I’ve ever owned. I highly recommend it! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The word "perfect" comes to mind... *by J***. on March 8, 2021* I'm not a professional review writer or a paid reviewer. I'm just a guy who did his research and made a decision to buy something sight unseen, yes, just like you're doing now. I took this process seriously, maybe more seriously than I should have because it took me an embarrassing number of hours to finally make my decision. Sound familiar? And given just how often we use our flatware shouldn't the purchase be a serious one and carefully considered? I think so. I wasn't really shopping for flatware that was innovative or radically different like Knork. I mostly just wanted something with a little style that was different from what I'd been using for the last 20 years. I was flatware bored, to coin a phrase. I browsed hundreds of flatware sets looking for something that would keep me interested rather than bored. In addition to a classy style I wanted flatware that was comfortable in every respect and, lastly, durable. Comfort related to how it felt in the hand and in the mouth. Durability meant weight and rust resistance. Both are super important to me, but I didn't know that from the outset. I knew that not all flatware was created equal, but I didn't know just how unequal they were until I dug a little deeper. So, my journey started off as being mostly superficial and based in style and ended up with the emphasis on comfort and durability. Suffice it to state that Knork excels in all respects, but to enjoy that excellence you're going to have to spend a bit more than you might otherwise. On the subject of rust let me try to put your mind at ease. There isn't anything subjective to me about rust. It's either possible or it isn't. The mystery to me is how there could be rust complaints from end users when the manufacturer is claiming their flatware is stainless steel and rust proof? Or is rust resistance subject to interpretation? I always thought stainless steel was synonymous with rust proof, but apparently it isn't. So, I made it a point to get to the truth. I have a low tolerance for misrepresentation, especially when it ends up wasting my money. The best I could figure out is that 18/10 stainless steel used in the best flatware is the ONLY alloy that is truly corrosion proof. Those numbers represent the percentage of chromium and nickel respectively. To me the most important number is that for nickel and I'll explain why. If you're an old car enthusiast, restorer or collector then you know there's a big difference between chrome plated bumpers and nickel plated ones. American cars of the 50's/60's were mostly made with chrome plated bumpers and English made cars of the same era came with nickel plated bumpers. The only reason this is significant is that English car bumpers didn't rust like their American counterparts. Both used the same steel underneath, but the plating process was different. Chromium is cheaper than nickel in case you were wondering and that's why Detroit car bumpers were chromed and why they rusted so badly. When I read flatware reviews that claimed rust I looked more closely and discovered that the flatware in question wasn't ever 18/10. It was some lesser percentage of nickel like 18/8 or 18/0. Mostly the rust was reported in 18/0, which is still considered "stainless" steel. Yes, like the antique car bumpers nickel was the key. But, you've got to be careful because different alloys were used by the same manufacturers that produced multiple lines of their flatware. Even with Knork you'll see different alloy combinations at different price points. Remember, nickel is more expensive. It should also be pointed out that you can own flatware that is 18/8 or 18/0 and never have it rust. It depends on the care given the utensils. Just know that as the nickel content decreases so goes up the potential for corrosion if meticulous care isn't taken. That brings me to the actual knives, forks and spoons of the 20 piece set I bought. I'll preface this section of my review by telling you that I really don't care for sharp edged, deep bowl spoons. They tend to cause discomfort to my lips with repeated contact while eating. When reading reviews the common phrase seemed to be "mouth feel" to describe spoons. I get it. Knork reviews truly excelled in this regard, so no worries there. There isn't a more comfortable spoon on the planet. On the subject of spoons let me tell you about an experience I had at Kohls the other day while returning an Amazon purchased Chinese flatware set. I shopped the Oneida display at the store and was startled to see just how freakishly large the Oneida pieces were compared to my 20 year old flatware. They were simply oversized by any measure. There is no way I would ever opt for Oneida, at least in the styles I saw there. My point is while shopping you need to be cognizant of the actual size of the flatware pieces. The set I returned was really nice, except that the dessert spoon was unusually small and therefore unacceptable. That set is available under a number of names, all of which make no sense to Western language. I guess it's the Chinese way of conforming to some perceived Western perspective, but I see it as just being nonsensical. I mean what kind of brand name is Acnusik and how do they come up with such names. At least with Knork it's obvious that they combined "knife" and "fork" to come up with the name. Stringing random letters together to make a name is common to Chinese products of all kinds or so I'm finding. All the pieces of my Knork set are what I would consider normal sized. They are also very well balanced in the hand. They are neither front nor back heavy and they are a great overall weight that is substantial without being too heavy and cumbersome. That brings me to the ever famous Knork forks. In the world of flatware they are unique, indeed, and supposedly patented. The forks are designed to cut given their tapered edges and a platform for pressing with your index finger. Was it a really strong factor for me? No, not really, but it was definitely a positive contribution to my decision making process. I should also tell you I like the curvature of the forks and that they are a positive mouth feel just like the spoons. The size of the salad fork is in the right proportion to the dinner fork. That only leaves the dinner knives to discuss. First, these are not serrated knives, but, instead, have a straight beveled edge. What that means is that you can sharpen them. How much you sharpen them is up to you, but it is conceivable that you could put a razor edge on these knives. I don't care for serrated edge knives because they tend to tear the meat rather than make clean cuts. And given the metallurgy is rust proof I'm not concerned about corrosion after they are sharpened. If they rust after being sharpened then I'll update this review. Right out of the box the knife sliced a top sirloin without any difficulty at all. Knork flatware is a great example of form following function and in the design process they still came up with a nice, attractive aesthetic. The tear drop shape looks very nice and the excellent balance means they won't be sliding off the edge of your plates, which is a common complaint of other manufacturers. Just know I'm beyond happy with my purchase and recommend Knork without reservations. This just might be the last flatware I ever buy in my lifetime. Just remember to buy ONLY the 18/10 alloy and you'll be just as happy. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unique and beautiful! *by K***O on September 16, 2026* I love this silverware!! For sometime I have wanted a unique set of flatware. This set was worth the wait!! it is beautiful, still looks new after several runs through the dishwasher, is weighty, and comfortable to use. Family and friends love it and always have positive comments about the functionality and design. 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